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The applicant refuses to accept the decision to revoke the trademark and needs to write a report on hiring a lawyer.
1. Background introduction: The report shall briefly introduce the background of the case, including the trademark application, the reasons for revoking the decision, and the reasons and intentions of the applicant who refuses to accept the revocation decision.

2. Relevant legal basis: The report shall list relevant laws and regulations applicable to this case, including the Trademark Law and the Trademark Examination Rules, and explain that these legal basis are relevant to the applicant's case.

3. Analysis and comments: The lawyer should analyze the materials provided by the applicant and evaluate the possibility of the applicant winning the case. Lawyers can combine relevant legal basis and previous precedents of similar cases to explain their views and opinions on the case.

4. Legal strategy: Lawyers need to provide specific legal strategies and action plans to support the applicant's dissatisfaction with the revocation decision. This may include providing evidential materials, applying for reconsideration or appeal and other possible legal remedies.

5. Cost estimation: The lawyer should provide the cost estimation of representing the case, including consulting fees, prosecution fees, attorney fees, etc. This helps the applicant to understand the economic cost and expected cost of the case.

6. Lawyer's background and experience: The report should briefly introduce the background and professional experience of the lawyer or law firm. This helps the applicant to evaluate the lawyer's ability and professional level and decide whether to hire the lawyer to handle the case.